Royal Extract by Guerlain: launched in 2014 as a limited edition for the famous Harrod's department store in England. The name is a direct tribute to the 1828 perfume, Royal Extract of Flowers, created by Guerlain's founder Pierre-Francois-Pascal, the same year that he established the illustrious company.
Over the years the fragrance has gone through several incarnations:
So what does it smell like? It is classified as an ambery floral fragrance for women.
Elegantly housed in the white bee bottle and adorned with a moss green label and ribbon.
Retails for £280 ($470 USD) and available at Harrod's exclusively.
Over the years the fragrance has gone through several incarnations:
- 1999 Guet Apens
- 2002 No.68
- 2005 Attrape Cœur
- 2007 Vol de Nuit Evasion
- 2014 Royal Extract
Fragrance Composition:
- Top notes: peach, raspberry, bergamot
- Middle notes: violet, iris, rose, jasmine, and tuberose, cinnamon
- Base notes: amber, vanilla, orris, tonka bean, sandalwood, oakmoss, leather, patchouli
Bottle:
Elegantly housed in the white bee bottle and adorned with a moss green label and ribbon.
- 125ml Eau de Parfum
Retails for £280 ($470 USD) and available at Harrod's exclusively.
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